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This is a mock fort on the grounds of Newstead Abbey in Nottinghamashire, England. Folly Castle or Forts were two follies built in Newstead Wood on either side of the lake by the 5th Lord Byron (Great Uncle of the poet Byron) in 1749. They are now privately owned.
Tone mapped RAW file then converted to mono. Added a frame in CS6
Run that beat back,,,, even though i went back i still couldn't get away from the rain, but after staring at this thing for a week on my phone, i knew i could do better....
Mock Orange Philadelphus lewisii
A native BC shrub, it planted itself in my yard, a real bonus for me!
Hi Everyone, long time no see. My latest large scale build for Bright Bricks. 1:30 scale Mock Tudor House. It took about 4 weeks to build, several bricklink orders and it almost took my sanity, so I hope you like it ;)
There are some WIP photos on my MOCpage. The interior is a mass of support columns and beams to stop it twisting. The lower part of the external walls are made from 1x2 plates, which look great but when stacked this high cause lots of problems. Technically 3 plates stacked on top of each other are actually slightly taller than a brick. It is only a fraction but it adds up. To combat this I built the inner skin from bricks and the outer skin with the plates, every third brick (9 plates) I tied the walls together. This technique is actually very similar to real life cavity wall construction. I knew that surveying degree would come in useful one day ;).
The hallway is visible from the main window at the front of the house so I needed to include some interior details. For the rest of the house I blocked the windows out so you can not see inside.
I enjoyed building this house but it did get tedious by the end. The split levels and the sheer amount of windows and doors was a nightmare. I had to figure out a design for all the windows/doors before starting. I must admit I am very pleased with the outcome especially the plate work on the ground floor and the window lintels – so much snot work it almost drove me mad. Most importantly the client was over the moon with it.
Thanks for looking :D
Hi Everyone, long time no see. My latest large scale build for Bright Bricks. 1:30 scale Mock Tudor House. It took about 4 weeks to build, several bricklink orders and it almost took my sanity, so I hope you like it ;)
There are some WIP photos on my MOCpage. The interior is a mass of support columns and beams to stop it twisting. The lower part of the external walls are made from 1x2 plates, which look great but when stacked this high cause lots of problems. Technically 3 plates stacked on top of each other are actually slightly taller than a brick. It is only a fraction but it adds up. To combat this I built the inner skin from bricks and the outer skin with the plates, every third brick (9 plates) I tied the walls together. This technique is actually very similar to real life cavity wall construction. I knew that surveying degree would come in useful one day ;).
The hallway is visible from the main window at the front of the house so I needed to include some interior details. For the rest of the house I blocked the windows out so you can not see inside.
I enjoyed building this house but it did get tedious by the end. The split levels and the sheer amount of windows and doors was a nightmare. I had to figure out a design for all the windows/doors before starting. I must admit I am very pleased with the outcome especially the plate work on the ground floor and the window lintels – so much snot work it almost drove me mad. Most importantly the client was over the moon with it.
Thanks for looking :D
ODC - Fragile
I had one of these growing outside of my home in Canada too. They smell just like oranges.
Saturday night front derailleur braze-on fun. If I can, I mock it all up so it’s in the perfect position for the selected gearing...in this case a Campagnolo Athena compact double. #saturdaynight #brazeon #derailleur #campagnolo #athena #compact #chapmancycles
Ok, craaaazy hot day in downtown bridgeport.... i had a huge spot to paint which i am more than grateful for, i really wanted to do a teched out piece, but the fact that i had to do the whole thing on a ladder, with a super unforgiving sun... That bitch went right up the alley way, completely at my back the entire time.... so i figured, keep it simple, or you'll regret it..... So i banged out another scripty piece which i had a shit load of fun paintin it, got to see a lot of good peoples i already know, and met some new ones as well.... Awesome day all around.... my apologies for anyone whose finished pieces i didn't flick, my brain was boiled by the end... On top of that i am already recoverin from some killer sunburn from July 4th......
Don't be fooled. The sun actually rose 8 minutes AFTER this image was taken. What appears as the sun is really a mock sun with a sun pillar vividly shining above it. This fire sky sunrise was captured in a widefield timelapse that I took: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/38720126255/in/photost...
Photographed in our garden.
Mock orange, Philadelphus, is an elegant, classic flowering shrub. It's long been been a garden favourite for its pure white blooms, which are deliciously scented and reminiscent of orange blossom. They appear in late spring and summer against a smart backdrop of dark green, often arching foliage.
not my best connector, kinda hard with a half pipe in the way lol... lotta people came out to this spot today, gonna upload them soon as i get a free moment....
This is a picture of Phyllotopsis nidulans at the Mckeldin Area of Patapsco Valley State Park in Carroll County, Maryland
Chalk-browed Mockingbird, Sabiá-do-campo - Mimus saturninus
These were very tame around lodges and other areas with people.
References
- Boschetti, Field Guide to Wildlife of the Pantanal (2023), p. 43
- van Perlo, Field Guide to the Birds of Brazil (Oxford Univ. Press, 2009), plate 161.9
A last photo of the Mock Orange blossom in the car park, I looked today and it's all gone.
Thank you for your favourites. :O)
The tribal war simulation is held during two days featuring about 26 groups of 30-50 warriors. These mock battles are accompanied by the Papuan traditional music of Pikon. Pikon is a musical instrument made out of wood skin which produces sounds when one blows it.
Taken @Baliem valey, Wamena, Jayapura, Indonesia